博物馆就像一座寺庙：台湾佛光山佛祖博物馆1

Q2 Social Sciences

Asian anthropology Pub Date : 2022-09-30 DOI:10.1080/1683478X.2022.2117963

Shu-li Wang, Valentina Gamberi

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摘要

摘要本文描述了台湾最大的佛教团体之一佛光山（FGS）建造的博物馆是如何激发游客的情感和精神的。我们探讨FGS创始人星云对物质性的概念是如何在FGS佛像博物馆（FGS-BM）向游客展示的，以及人文佛教是如何在博物馆中物质表达的。通过分析博物馆空间，并通过人种学研究调查游客对FGS-BM的反应，我们描述了FGS如何利用实物、博物馆空间和具体活动向俗人传达佛教意识形态，引发了一些游客的情绪，并导致一些人将博物馆描述为类似于寺庙。

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The museum is like a temple: the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum in Taiwan1

Abstract This article describes how a museum built by the Taiwanese Fo Guang Shan (FGS), one of the largest Buddhist groups on the island, triggers emotions and spirituality in its visitors. We explore how the conceptualization of materiality by the founder of FGS, Hsing Yun, is presented to visitors at the FGS Buddha Museum (FGS-BM) and how Humanistic Buddhism is materially expressed at the museum. By analysing the museum space and investigating visitors’ responses to the FGS-BM through ethnographic research, we describe how the FGS uses material artefacts, museum space and embodied activities to communicate Buddhist ideology to the laity, triggering some visitors’ emotions and leading some to describe the museum as being similar to a temple.

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Asian anthropology Social Sciences-Anthropology

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